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They will swap it straight away, but yes not great :( only seems to become stuck on white or grey screens.
I haven't calibrated yet as didn't think there was much point if they are swopping it this week.
My overall impressions so far are very positive. The screen is taking a little while...
Yes I know... at that expense they should keep their eye on it better.
However, the packing note was wrong to my order and they had a serial number on for the CG246 not the C223. Therefore although it would be nice to keep it (and I tried very hard), if they had decided to look into it, they...
Well, I currently have a CG246 in my living room as they sent the wrong one out!!!
Haven't opened it but the box looks nice and strong if that's any help? Can't really tell about the polarizer though :)
Shame they wont let me keep it :(
Looks like I'll be waiting for more delivery people...
Hope i made the right decision then! I guess mostly the nec and eizo are similar 10 or 8bit, 12 or 14 lut is probably just splitting hairs.
Just seemed to be more taken with the eizo. Hope the lack of hdmi will not pose a problem in the future though!
I understood it as dvi would still show adobe rgb gamut but displayport is more about the bit depth. You get the billion colours with display port and 16.7 million with dvi.
Although currently my desktop has no monitor so even 1 colour would be nice :p
I don't have a display port connector on my computer though ... i understand that this is where you get more colours although I do not have a graphics card that can support 8 bit anyway. Can you buy a displayport adapter for the computer or does it have to be already on a graphics card?
Will...
I did look into the other 23" colouredge and it is slightly cheaper (around £475 I think). It is an IPS panel, however you would have to pay extra for the monitor (around £75) and extra for the colour navigation software (about £80) to get the full benefits of the LUT hardware calibration...
As far as I am aware, btw, you cannot use basicolour with any of the european NEC mutlisyncs as their LUT's are locked forcing you to go for sv-monitors... it's different in the US though. Of course they are still marketed as having the 14-LUT of course...:rolleyes:
Hardware calibration is very important to me as my graphics card does not support the 10bit depth, and therefore this kind of calibration will be more beneficial than software calibration.
Also, I want it to last as long as possible!
While I have no experience of the Eizo or NEC quality...
A colouredge 24inch with IPS retails at about £999, whilst the 24" spectraview is about £929. There's a big jump between the two. The colouredge CG223 is still £600 VA. All the reviews that I have seen have been quite positive. The spectraview is about £619 i believe.
I have also posted on...
Thank you thats very helpful. I think for the features the Eizo offers I am going for that one. I have been very interested with the NEC spectraview but cannot afford the bigger ones, and am slightly disappointed by the features of the 232 for the money. Also NEC have annoyed me somewhat by...
I am currently comparing these two monitors after deciding to spend a bit more and get a decent one that will last for a while. I know that (NEC) Spectraview and (EIZO) Coloredge are the leading brands
Does anyone have one of these that could comment on how happy they are with it?
EIZO...
I am sending back the Dell tomorrow.
I am currently looking at the NEC P232w and the Spectraview 232. The P232w is cheaper and would be fine but am unsure whether hardware calibration is now a must - unless I can get hold of the spectraview 2 software which cannot be purchased in the UK from...
Would the NEC Multisync P232 IPS or the NEC Spectraview 232 be better in terms of quality? I realise these are 23" rather than 24" and as such the aspect ratio is 16:9 rather than 16:10. However I am coming from a 17" laptop screen so its still bigger than what I am used too.
I need a monitor...